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I, for one, thought it turned out pretty well. You were a great guest. Thank you, Aaron, for being a good sport!
For those of you who can’t enjoy the audio podcast, I’ve also published a transcript of the interview on the web site.
To listen to or read what Ate Up With Motor is all about, go here: http://www.goneautos.com/Podcasts/podcasts.html
Enjoy!
—Todd Ruel
Top Wrench, Gone Autos: Tools for Living the Orphan Car Life
http://www.goneautos.com
It was interesting to hear a bit more about the process etc, and I have read a couple more of your articles such as the DeLorean one.
I guess I should apologise again for triggering the Aussie Falcon article on you!
Cheers,
John